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windlassRotating drum device used for hauling line or chain to raise and lower an anchor.
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windlassdevice for raising weights by winding a rope round a cylinder, c. 1400, alteration of wyndase (late 13c.), from Anglo-French windas, and directly from a Scandinavian source such as Old Norse vindass, [..]
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windlassDevices used to lift heavy objects, usually consisting of a horizontal drum turned by a lever or crank. A cable runs from the object over a pulley to the drum where lengths of cable are wound or unwou [..]
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windlass A cable that runs from the deck, or a line winch, to a mast, funnel, or other large object.
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windlassA machine used for the purpose of heaving in the anchor or mooring lines on a vessel. This machine will have a vertical capstan or horizontal capstan called a gypsy head for handling lines and/or a wildcat which is specially formed to handle chain.
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windlassA winch mechanism, usually with a horizontal axis. Used where mechanical advantage greater than that obtainable by block and tackle is needed. ie. raising the anchor.
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windlassMachine working on a horizontal axis and used for working cable. Usually has two sprocket wheel's for holding cables, and warping drums at extremities of shaft. Actuated by steam or electricity. [..]
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windlasslifting device consisting of a horizontal cylinder turned by a crank on which a cable or rope winds Source: MDA: Waterways Object Name Thesaurus
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windlassAn anchor engine used for heaving in the chain cable and anchor.
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windlassWinch for the anchor rode; as in: Many modern boats have an electric windlass with a remote control.
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windlassAn apparatus in which horizontallor vertical drums or gypsides and wildcats are operated by means of a steam engine or motor for the purpose of handling heavy anchor chair hawsers, etc.
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windlassA winch mechanism, usually with a horizontal axis. Used where mechanical advantage greater than that obtainable by block and tackle was needed.
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windlassA lifting device, which in its simplest form consists of a horizontal cylindrical barrel on which a rope or anchor cable winds. A manually operated windlass was turned by rods called handspikes, and i [..]
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windlassA special form of winch used to hoist the anchors. It has two drums designed to grab the links of the anchor chains and is fitted with ratchet and braking device suitable for "paying out& [..]
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windlass A winch mounted on a horizontal axis used to weigh anchor on larger vessels.
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windlassthe engine used for heaving in the anchor.
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windlassA type of winch used on boats to hoist anchors and haul mooring lines.
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windlassA winch mechanism, usually with a horizontal axis. Used where mechanical advantage greater than that obtainable by block and tackle was needed (such as raising the anchor on small ships). Modern sailb [..]
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windlassMachine for raising and lowering the anchor(s)
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windlassThe machine used to hoist and lower anchors
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windlassA machine designed to raise or lower an anchor.
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windlassA winch mechanism, usually with a horizontal axis. Used where mechanical advantage greater than that obtainable by block and tackle was needed (such as raising the anchor on small ships).
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windlassA winch mechanism, usually with a horizontal axis. Used where mechanical advantage greater than that obtainable by block and tackle was needed (such as raising the anchor on small ships).
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windlassa winch mechanism, usually with a horizontal axis. Used where mechanical advantage greater than that obtainable by block and tackle was needed (such as raising the anchor on ships). In the "Age o [..]
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windlassA special form of winch used to hoist the anchors. It has two drums designed to grab the links of the anchor chains and is fitted with ratchet and braking device suitable for "paying out" ch [..]
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windlassa mechanical device for multiplying human force in hauling in ropes. It consists of a horizontal barrel of circular or polygonal section set in a fixed mounting, which is turned by bars set in holes in the barrel. FH2004
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windlassA horizontal barrel, revolved by cranks or handspikes, forgetting the anchor. In yachts a small neat capstan is now generally used.
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windlassA mechanism whereby a horse or men rotating a central point with, an attached harness, may raise or lower, something from below using a bevel drive
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windlassThe windlass is an apparatus for moving heavy weights. Typically, a windlass consists of a horizontal cylinder (barrel), which is rotated by the turn of a crank or belt. A winch is affixed to one or [..]
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